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To: CLK who wrote (1852)	4/21/1998 12:46:00 PM
From: the truth	Respond to of 3335

Since there is nothing else to talk to about, let's talk about other stocks. Check out Net Nanny Software. The stock has been as high as 3.70 last year and now is starting to move. Rhombic Corporation, NUKE/nasdaq has moved quite nicely. Good job CLK!!!

To: CLK who wrote (1852)	4/21/1998 4:50:00 PM
From: Chip McVickar	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3335

CLK and Henry and SI posters OFF Topic WSJ put out a tiny little article this morning on British Steel. "....One of the worlds biggest steel companies hs been battered by the strength of the British Pond...[it's turning to its suppliers], and asking them to accept payments in the euro when it was launched next Jan. 1st. By using euro's...the hudge conglomerate reason's it can shield at least part of its revenue stream from foreegn exchange fluctuations, which has severely eaten into its bottom line." "Some analysts wonder if the move is a sign that British Steel is trying to trim overhead costs amid the threat of cheaper Asian steel...." Very interesting indication that deflation may play a significant part in the worlds ecomomys going forward. We may be seeing strength in earnings and world wide growth in US and European indexs, but another couple of quarters may in-hind-site show that we are peaking here. I bet we see a beginning sometime this spring that lasts a few months takes 30% off the US markets and breaks this upward trend. Not the end, but a good solid pause. Pull back in these markets coming soon...Break the trend...? I Think there's a pretty good chance..... What say you fellow posters Chip